The Active Shooter Response Training Manual

1. Auflage 2013
ISBN: 978-1-4665-8297-2
Verlag: Taylor & Francis Inc

Buch, Englisch, 265 Seiten, Format (B × H): 224 mm x 279 mm, Gewicht: 958 g

The modern Active Shooter Response (ASR) has continually evolved since its inception approximately a decade ago. This change is necessary to continue improvement on the ASR mission. The Active Shooter Response Training Manual provides police personnel with the skills necessary to respond successfully to any active shooter situation. Using established doctrine developed by the U.S. Army, this program is designed to help create, plan, and execute ASR training at the departmental level. The methods and protocols presented are applicable across all federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies.

The book begins by describing the ASR operation in the format of an operations order. It categorizes threat levels, provides guidelines for action, describes the mission statement and execution of it, and addresses assets and equipment as well as issues related to command and signal.

Next, the book explores:

Training principles and their utilization for developing a sound ASR training cycle
Movement formations for teams and squads, and the four phases of maneuver: find, fix, finish, and follow-through
Close Quarter Battle (CQB), and the principles of surprise, speed, and violence of action
Skills that are necessary to become proficient in creating a list of mission tasks critical to the success of the unit
Command and control issues and techniques for alleviating them
Performance evaluations for each phase of the ASR mission
Guidelines on selecting special equipment for the ASR mission

A supplemental training video and PowerPoint® presentation enhance the text, providing a multitiered learning experience for police agencies of any size and enabling them to adopt the principles and techniques to their own needs.

An article on modern policing by Scott Hyderkhan appeared in Law Officer on April 8, 2013.

Zielgruppe

Federal, state, and local police department trainers; tactical officers; SWAT teams; and military trainers.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Hyderkhan, Scott M.

Fachgebiete

• Medizin | Veterinärmedizin Medizin | Public Health | Pharmazie | Zahnmedizin Medizinische Fachgebiete AINS Notfallmedizin & Unfallmedizin (inkl. Notdienste)

Inhaltsverzeichnis

The Active Shooter Response Mission and OperationSituationMissionExecution: Concept of the OperationService and SupportCommand and SignalLinkup AnnexPrinciples of Training and Developing an Active Shooter Response (ASR) Training Plan10 Principles of TrainingAdministrators Are Responsible for TrainingFirst-Line Leaders Are Overall Responsible for the Technical and TacticalProficiency of Their Team or ShiftTrain as a Regional ForceTrain for ProficiencyTrain to Standard Using Appropriate DoctrineTrain to AdaptTrain to Maintain and SustainTrain Using Multi-echelon TechniquesTrain to Sustain ProficiencyTrain to Develop LeadersDeveloping an Active Shooter Response (ASR) Annual Training CycleOne-Year ASR Training CycleMovement and ManeuverFundamentals to Move and Engage as a Team and SquadShootMoveCommunicateMovement FormationsContact Team Formations for Movement and HaltsSquad FormationsMovement TechniquesTraveling TechniqueTraveling OverwatchBounding OverwatchMethods of Maneuvering ElementsManeuverFour Critical FunctionsClose Quarter Battle (CQB)Principles of Close Quarter Battle (CQB)Fundamentals of CQBIndividual TasksIndividual Task: Don and Clear Protective MaskConditionsStandardsSubtasksIndividual Task: Hand and Arm SignalsConditionsStandardsSubtasksIndividual Task: Situation Report; Ammo, Casualty, Equipment (ACE) ReportConditionsStandardsSubtasksIndividual Task: Individual Movement under Direct FireConditionsStandardsSubtasksIndividual Task: Execute a Mechanical BreachConditionsStandardsSubtasksIndividual Task: Assess a CasualtyConditionsStandardsSubtasksIndividual Task: Apply a Dressing to an Open Abdominal WoundConditionsStandardsSubtasksIndividual Task: Apply a Dressing to an Open Chest WoundConditionsStandardsSubtasksIndividual Task: Hemorrhage ControlConditionsStandardsSubtasksIndividual Task: Treat for ShockConditionsStandardsSubtasksCollective TasksCollective Task: Assemble a Contact Team or SquadConditionsStandardsSubtasksCollective Task: Contact Team and Squad FormationsConditionsStandardsSubtasksCollective Task: Contact Team and Squad Movement TechniquesConditionsStandardsSubtasksCollective Task: Breach ObstaclesConditionsStandardsSubtasksCollective Task: Contact Team and Squad Interior Movement TechniquesConditions Standards Subtasks Collective Task: Dynamic Room Entries, Room Clearing Conditions Standards Subtasks Collective Task: Handling of Threat and Victims Conditions Standards Subtasks Collective Task: Consolidate and ReorganizeConditionsStandardsSubtasksCollective Task: Casualty Evacuation TeamConditionsStandardsSubtasksCollective Task: Identifying, Marking, and Reporting Suspected Improvised Explosive Devices ConditionsStandardsSubtasks Command Post Command and Control ConsiderationsConsiderations in Establishing a Command PostAssembling AssetsOrganizing Teams Communication Considerations Perimeter Control Considerations Task Performance Evaluations Training and Evaluation Outline: Mission Active ShooterTask Performance Evaluation: Assess, Assemble, and Execute a Mechanical Breach Task Performance Evaluation: Move in Hallways as a Team Task Performance Evaluation: Clear Stairwells Task Performance Evaluation: Enter and Clear a RoomTask Performance Evaluation: Conduct Movement to ContactActive Shooter Response Special Equipment AcronymsTerminologyReferences Index

Über Autor(innen)

Scott M. Hyderkhan is a retired master sergeant of the U.S. Army and currently a law enforcement officer for the City of Mercer Island, Washington. He recently formed Kinetic Tactical Training Solutions LLC, a Seattle, Washington company that utilizes his unique and extensive experience in leadership, counseling/leader development, and small-unit tactics to provide consultation and training to law enforcement agencies.